Advances in Hazardous Weather Prediction: Data Assimilation, Numerical Model and Tools (2nd Edition)

Dear Colleagues,

This Special Issue is a follow-up of the first Special Issue entitled “Advances in Hazardous Weather Prediction: Data Assimilation, Numerical Model and Tools” (https://www.mdpi.com/journal/atmosphere/special_issues/Hazardous_Weather_Prediction) published in Atmosphere in 2021 and will cover all aspects of hazardous weather prediction issues.

Short-range (0–6 hour) weather forecasts have recently made significant progress for hazardous weather events including tornados, hails, flash floods, damaging winds, etc. This is highly accredited to the advances in data assimilation (DA) algorithms and the application of radar/satellite observation data, the development of convective-allowing models (CAMs), the utilization of high-performance computers and the development of AI techniques. This Special Issue seeks submissions on the following topics that are related to the improvement of forecasts, warnings and decision support for high-impact thunderstorm events:

• CAM development and application;
• DA algorithms and application for new observation datasets;
• High-performance computing in DA and CAMs;
• Applications of machine learning and AI techniques for hazardous event prediction;
• Developments in verification methods and data for hazardous events;
• Applications of other computing techniques for hazardous weather systems, such as workflow development, software management, etc.

Dr. Feifei Shen
Dr. Yunheng Wang
Guest Editors

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